Refresh, Upgrade, and Reimagine Your Backyard
Pool Remodeling and Upgrades in Dallas and Fort Worth
A pool that felt new fifteen years ago can start to feel like a maintenance job. Worn plaster, dated tile, equipment that runs too long and costs too much, a deck that has started to crack. None of that means you need a new pool. It usually means you need this.
Clear Blue Pools & Backyards remodels existing pools across the Dallas and Fort Worth metroplex, from a straightforward resurface hrough to a full rebuild of the surrounding space. Most remodels cost a fraction of replacing the pool and change how the backyard feels far more than people expect.
Restore Your Pool to Like-New Condition
Refresh, Upgrade and Reimagine Your Backyard
- Improve the look and finish with pool resurfacing and new tile
- Replace worn or dated coping and decking
- Cut running costs with modern equipment and automation
- Change how the water feels with a saltwater conversion
- Add what was never there, including a spa or new pool features
Restore Your Pool to Like-New Condition
Resurfacing is where most remodels start, and it is the single change that makes the biggest visual difference. Worn plaster is not just unattractive, it is rough underfoot and harder to keep clean. A new surface, new waterline tile and refreshed coping can make a twenty year old pool look like it was finished last month.
If the deck around it has cracked or faded, resurfacing both at the same time costs less than doing them separately and avoids the odd look of a new pool inside an old deck.
More Than Just Repairs: A Complete Transformation
The most satisfying remodels are the ones that stop treating the pool as a separate object in the lawn. Extending the decking, adding an outdoor kitchen, a pergola or a fire pit, and tidying up the hardscaping and planting around it turns a pool into a backyard.
Because we handle all of it in-house, the tile, the deck material and the kitchen surfaces get chosen together rather than three months apart by three different contractors.
What Our Clients Say
Bring Your Pool Up to Modern Standards
A lot of what makes an older pool tiring is invisible. Single-speed pumps run constantly and cost a fortune. Old lighting is dim and expensive to replace. Nothing is automated, so everything is manual.
- Surface and finish: durable modern materials chosen for Texas conditions
- Lighting: LED lighting that costs less to run and changes how the pool looks after dark
- Smart equipment: energy efficient pumps, filters and heaters
- Automation: run the pool from your phone rather than a panel in the garage
Remodel or Replace?
If the shell is structurally sound, remodeling almost always makes more sense than starting again. You keep the excavation, the plumbing runs and the structure, and you change what you actually see and use. If the shell has failed, we will tell you that too, and talk you through new pool construction instead.
Either way you get an honest assessment at the first visit rather than a quote for whichever one is worth more to us. If budget is the deciding factor, ask about pool financing when you call.
A Structured Remodeling Process
Our process is designed to keep everything clear and well-managed from start to finish:
1. Assessment
We look at the pool, the structure and the layout, and tell you honestly what is worth doing and what is not.
2. Planning and design
We redesign the space around how you want to use it now, rather than how it was used when the pool went in.
3. Materials and features
Finishes, tile, coping, decking and any new features are chosen and confirmed before work starts.
4. Remodeling and installation
The work is carried out with the same oversight as a new build, because a remodel on an existing structure has fewer margins for error, not more.
5. Final review
Everything is tested and signed off, and we show you how any new equipment works before we leave.
Where We Remodel
We work across the metroplex from our base in North Richland Hills, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Southlake, Colleyville, Keller and Frisco. Older established neighborhoods across Dallas County and Tarrant County are where most of our remodel work happens, for the obvious reason. The full list is on our service areas page.
Frequently Asked Questions
The usual signs are worn or rough plaster, cracked or faded decking, dated tile, equipment that runs constantly, or a layout that no longer suits how the family uses the yard. If you are unsure, we will look at it and tell you honestly whether it is worth doing yet.
Typically resurfacing, tile and coping updates, deck resurfacing, layout changes and equipment upgrades. Most projects are some combination of those rather than all of them.
Most pool remodeling projects take a few weeks, depending on the scope. Factors like resurfacing, structural changes, and feature upgrades influence timelines, but proper planning helps ensure smooth execution.
Yes, and it is the best time to do it. Automation, energy efficient pumps and heater replacement are all cheaper to fit while the work is already open than as a separate job later.me to upgrade pool equipment. Improvements like automation systems, energy-efficient pumps, and heater repair or replacement can enhance performance and reduce maintenance.
Usually yes, and usually at the same time as the pool. Deck resurfacing removes cracks and worn patches, improves grip underfoot, and stops a newly resurfaced pool sitting inside an obviously old deck.
Yes. A saltwater conversion is straightforward to do as part of a remodel, and it is one of the changes homeowners tell us they notice most day to day.
Start Your Pool Remodeling Project
If your pool no longer fits the way you use the yard, the first step is someone looking at it. The consultation and the estimate are free, and we will tell you what is worth doing and what is not. See finished remodels in our project gallery.